India vs Pakistan Women’s World Cup Clash Breaks Viewership Records with Historic Win

The India-Pakistan 2025 Women’s World Cu match set new records with 28.4 million viewers and 1.87 billion watch minutes. India’s 88-run win showcased stellar performance and marked a turning point in the rising global popularity of women’s cricket.

Post Published By: Karan Sharma

Updated : 18 October 2025, 5:00 AM IST

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New Delhi: The cricket rivalry between India and Pakistan has always been unique—and it's not just limited to men. The match between the Indian and Pakistani women's teams at the 2025 Women's World Cup created history.

This match not only won the hearts of the audience but also broke all viewership records.

Record-breaking viewership

This match set new viewership records on both digital and TV. According to the International Cricket Council (ICC), the match was watched by 28.4 million viewers and a total of 1.87 billion minutes across various platforms.

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This became the most-watched match of any women's international cricket match ever. It also became the highest-rated match of the Women's World Cup league stage.

The 'Women in Blue' shine on the field

The match began with India's batting, with the Pakistani bowlers providing early blows. But India's batsmen displayed composure and determination, posting a challenging total of 247.

India vs Pakistan (Img: Internet)

When Pakistan came out to bat, the Indian bowlers put together a brilliant performance. Kranti Gaud and Deepti Sharma maintained pressure from the start, and Sneh Rana performed brilliantly with her spin. Pakistan could only manage 159 runs, and India won by a huge margin by 88 runs.

A New Era for Women's Cricket

The immense popularity of this match and the excellent performance on the field have made it clear that women's cricket is rapidly gaining global recognition.

This historic India-Pakistan clash was not only exciting for the spectators but also elevated the popularity of women's cricket to new heights. The 2025 Women's World Cup is no longer just a tournament; it has become a symbol of the growth and global appeal of women's cricket.

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This match between the Indian and Pakistani women's teams wasn't just a match; it was a historic turning point that took women's cricket to new heights.

India's victory and record viewership proved that women now bring the same passion and enthusiasm to the cricket field that captivates audiences.